Two Fingers Live Music in Albury, New South Wales, Australia | Performance & event venue

Two Fingers Live Music

Locality: Albury, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 438 876 517

Address: 464 Smollett St 2640 Albury, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.iifingersbar.com

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21.01.2022 Big thanks to Franki Jay & Ash for Jamming last Thursday on their Col Clark Guitars. #twofingers #twofingerslivemusic #twofingersbar #coleclarkguitars

19.01.2022 Music Lovers, TUNE IN. We need help to SAVE Live music in NSW, which is currently under threat. Unless there is immediate government intervention, we risk losing 85% of the state’s live music venues within the next 12 months. Sign the NSW government petition below and help Save Our Stages NSW! https://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au//Pages/ePetition-details... MORE INFO // www.sosnsw.org FACEBOOK // Save Our Stages NSW INSTAGRAM // @SAVEOURSTAGES_NSW CAMPAIGN CONTACT // [email protected] -- OPEN LETTER TO THE GOVERNMENT Live music in NSW is under threat. Unless there is immediate government intervention, we risk losing 85% of the state’s live music venues within the next 12 months. With the biggest music industry in the country, NSW is home to some of Australia’s greatest artists and performers, biggest crowds and world-class stages. Our music creates a sense of pride, gives us a voice, introduces us to new ideas, new friends, new hope. Live music is our lifeblood and our lifeline in times of crisis. But now live music in NSW is on the verge of collapse. From a survey of just 47 music venues, over $70M in earnings has been lost in just six months, and they are accumulating hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt as restrictions continue to limit their business viability. After six years of lockout laws, devastating bushfires and now the unprecedented impacts of COVID-19, the venues that have survived through hard work and ingenuity can no longer do it alone. This is not just about live music venues build community, boost the economy, improve wellbeing, and drive tourism. And importantly, they provide artists with places to share their music with fans and find new audiences. Live performance is essential to an artist’s career development and makes up around 70% of their music income. Without stages to play on, artistic careers in NSW will become almost impossible to maintain, and an industry which employs 23,000 people and contributes $3.6B to NSW’s economy will crumble. The Queensland and Victorian Governments have already committed millions of dollars in support to their venues, but the NSW government has yet to act. We call on the NSW Government to work with MusicNSW and industry representatives to devise a stimulus package that will ensure the ongoing survival of our venues. A package that will support the artists and communities who depend on live music for their existence. A package which will safeguard the future of our industry. A package that will Save Our Stages. -- ATTENTION ABC Goulburn Murray The Border Mail The Sydney Morning Herald Blackline Music All Music Murray Conservatorium Albury Sound Studios The Bended Elbow Albury The Retro Dean Haitani Music Jared Buckley Music Jason Kendall Angus Mackinnon Toby Mobbs Jackson Quinnell - Musician Marisa Quigley Zac and Eliza music Tracey Barnett Music Midnight Alibi ELK Catnip Kaiser DIEFM Jenny Biddle Voodoo DeVille Shadow Play "band" Jamie Payet Music *Share the love around folks

16.01.2022 People get ready .. jamming tonight.

15.01.2022 Give me one one reason to cross the border

07.01.2022 Nicky Bomba and Dean Haitani at Balldale

04.01.2022 Franki Jay plays Two Fingers tonight

02.01.2022 Thanks for spreading the word, and Saving our Stages! We've had a mention in the local rag. SIGN THE PETITION // ... http://bit.ly/Petition-SOSNSW // PAYWALLED https://bit.ly/3hRpV96 Save Our Stages NSW MusicNSW Regional Arts NSW Regional Music Network: Wagga Wagga, Albury & Snowy Valleys Music Victoria Regional Arts Victoria ABC Goulburn Murray